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Idaho Speeding Tickets and Fines
In Idaho, you can get a speeding ticket for violating a maximum limit or the basic speeding rule that requires motorists to always drive at a safe speed. Speeding tickets generally cost the driver between $90 and $155.
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Running Red Lights and Stop Signs in Idaho
If you get caught running a stop sign or red light in Idaho, you’ll typically be looking at a fine and points on your driving record. This article gives an overview of what the law prohibits and some specific consequences of a stop sign or red light violation.
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Driving Without a Valid (or on a Suspended) License in Idaho
What does it mean to drive without a license in Idaho? Driving without a license can refer to three scenarios: you are unlicensed, you were driving without your license in your possession, and driving while on a suspended or revoked license. The penalties depend on the type of violation and the other circumstances
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Idaho’s Commercial Driver’s License Laws
Obtaining a commercial driver's license (CDL) in Idaho requires passage of a skills and knowledge test based upon the type of commercial motor vehicles (CMV) being driven. Federal law requires that CDL drivers crossing state lines must be 21 years of age. States may set different age limits for commercial drivers that operate solely within the state.
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Idaho Teen Driving Laws, Insurance Requirements & Drivers License
Teen drivers 15 and 16 years old are eligible to participate in the of Idaho Graduated Driver's License Program. This program is similar to other graduated license programs across the United States and helps to limit high risk driving situations for the teen driver while increasing parental involvement and supervision.
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Idaho’s Child Car Seat and Seatbelt Laws
What type of seat is appropriate for your child in Idaho? Idaho requires all vehicle passengers to wear seatbelts but additionally requires special restraints for children so as to reduce vehicle-related injuries.